The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-11
MEMPHIS DAILY APpEAL-,MONDAY, JULY H. 1887

from leves or depot, white, In bulk, So; In
racks, o. ssc; mixed, In bulk, $50; In
FLSGR.Frsn store, common, g 1898 IS /;
e. 10; extra fancy. u 2s4 Is; patents.
BEANS-Nayy, g; medium, $50.
0ATMEAL-ln half barrels, t2@s Is from
era KED wHEAT-In half barrels, 8. Is
,i GoS iifSFi AND akus-r,om store, $50
CRACKERs-sOda, extra, &c; soda, treble
SC; assorted iumb.es, l0c.
KANSAS CITY, MO-, July a.-Wheat
firm; No. red cash, 6Stlc BID, 6ia asked. .
August, 29hc bid. $50, as.sd. Year, ss,sc.
Oas-NO. 2 cash 2lszc bid 24c asked.
ST. LOUIS, MO-. July s.-Flour steady
ana 9nchanged Wheat opened weak, fol-
~ recovered, closing %cssSc Sishsr; No. .
red. oa:h, 7il4S7issc; July, 74l491i%c, clos
ing A. 1910; August. lsa1l9o, closing
g., T0s Oct td c'r sqaSc: elc.Ss 5ss;
S?1+c; August, S2zc; September, SSs.aS4s,
closing at SIC Oats barely steady; cash,
Se; July, 2ic; August. 2ic; September
H%c. Rye neglected at $40. Hay shade
new. III 5Ssi2 so; old, sslS. cofnmssi
quiet at | sos2. Rece pts-,Flour, 500 brls;
wheat,s2,0Cbu; corn. 5000 bu; oats. 1000 bu;
rye, none; barley, no 9. Shipments-Fiour,
5000 brls; wheat, 1856 90; corn, $1,000 bu;
oats, 100 bu; rye, mono; barley, none.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. July 9.-The wheat
market opened q little easter at 72l4c for
dull, scarcely any, trading being done. Au-
gust declined to 72lsc. The New York clear
ances were posted at 300 0 bushel, and ru-
mors began flying about to the effect that the
visible supply Statement next week would
over 100000 bushNs. In the same liLe
were tstltemonts .tiat the Agricultural
Dep trtment had reported showing Of nero
or LEES damage in certain wheat di tricts.
This combination of talk induced copsiders-
the price Of August up to 725Sc, 20 higher
than IL opened or had prev 0usly
sold b ine l ra%or' were ovS CONFIRM
u.t had picked up to 721tc apd felt qu TO
bullisn. This feeling continued until the
close, the last quotation for August being
l3c. Corn opened steady at S6c snd gradually
improved 10 suite OF the general dullness
which prevailed in all the pits durihg toe
early Ia tot the session. Ii wa, benefited
by the carly advance In wheat, but the q v.
ernment report, showing al increased area
OF bOJ,WO acres or per cent. more than in
1886, acted as sort of camper TO much high
or prices. august went W. 80. however.
without much trohble, closing at Sht3l9s,.
Oats were trihe of in price today and the
trading was Of the tsine't kind. August
oeened &c under yesterd VS. closing price,
aud sales were from 2befc early to 2Isc
shortly before the cl 20.
Cash quo atoms we-e as follows; Flour
quiet and unchanged. No. spring
wheat, 1ls7lre; Ne; spring wheat,
No. 2 oats, 25lsc; No. 2 rye, acc; No. 2
barley. nominaii No. | dsxse. d, 81 l2al l2iS;
prime timothy seed, 81 3haI2o,
Tho leading futures ranged as follow:
Wheat, No, s-July opened at 1850, highest
7ll4c, lowest 7Otsc, closing at 7l1.c; August
opened at 12kc, hishoet 73c, lowest 721sc,
closing At T3c; Septem or opened AZ H.c.
highest T5c, lowest filsc. closing at TiIs a75c;
October opsned at 75ssg75i.s, highest, ,761sc,
lowest 1910. closing at 1919. Corn. No. q
July opened at S5lsc. highest 35l4c, lowest
3yssc. closing a, &9fc; August opened at
Sfc, h chest S1Es SIC, lowest Sc, closing
at 964@S6fc; bepte mber opened at size,
highest H.Sc, lowest 361ssS7c, closing at
size; 0ciob ropened at 5b.c, highest 81 90,
lowest 37lsc, closing at 3I1sc, Oats, No. p
July opened vt 2)14c, highest $40, lowest
I5i4c, closing AZ 2154c; August opened at
&Ac, highest SJs,, lowest 2jasc, closing at
2,JSc; september opened at 2sHc, highest
zbAaa1sc, lowest Bfc, closing NJ 2bhc.
Reeeipts-Flour, Is 90 brlsi wheat. ll.OoO
none; barley. BOO bu. shipments Flour.
bu; oats, l62Uo bu; rye, 800 but barley.